szonizálás

Szonizálás is a Hungarian term that describes the act of deliberately making something sound unpleasant or annoying, often through repetition or the use of irritating noises. It is not a formal technical term but rather a colloquial expression used to convey a sense of deliberate auditory disturbance. This can manifest in various ways, from a person persistently humming a grating tune to a digital system emitting a series of jarring alerts. The intent behind szonizálás is usually to disrupt, annoy, or draw attention in a negative manner.

The practice can be applied to both acoustic and digital environments. In everyday life, one might szonizál an otherwise quiet space with a persistent, repetitive sound. In the digital realm, it could refer to spam notifications that are designed to be overly intrusive or software that produces a continuous stream of low-priority but irritating alerts. The effectiveness of szonizálás lies in its ability to bypass indifference through sheer annoyance, forcing a reaction from the recipient. It is distinct from general noise pollution as it implies a conscious effort to create an irritating auditory experience.